What in winter are the beautiful ski slopes of the Ski Area Paganella transforms into a true paradise for mountain biking enthusiasts in the summer! In the Dolomiti Paganella area, Trentino, you’ll find some of the best Flow Trails, All Mountain, and Enduro routes. The three Bike Zones are interconnected by trails and lifts, offering singletrack paths for intermediate and advanced riders, three pump tracks, and the most impressive Skill Area in Europe. MTB trails cater to all skill levels, from easy routes on dirt roads and through forests (Family and XC) to valley trails.

Dolomiti Paganella Bike provides everything you need: lifts, rentals, guided tours, GPS tracks, signage, maps, MTB route proposals, MTB guides and instructors, courses, and much more.

In Santel, you’ll find five routes of varying difficulty and length, suitable for both experienced riders and beginners, including children. Nearby in Andalo and Molveno, there are additional trails, all accessible with a single bike pass.
You can rent all necessary equipment directly at the lift stations, and less experienced riders also have the option to book lessons with expert instructors. Stay with us and enjoy a SPECIAL DISCOUNT ON EQUIPMENT RENTAL!

The beautiful Lake Molveno, located at the foot of the Brenta Dolomites and just 10 km from Fai della Paganella, is a true paradise for water sports enthusiasts. Here are some activities you can enjoy: Canoeing, Sailing, Pedal Boating, Swimming, and Paddleboarding. You can also relax on the sun-drenched grass beaches, play Tennis, Bocce, Beach Volleyball, and much more!

If you’re in Trentino, you must visit the stunning Lake Garda, Italy’s largest lake. With its mild climate and water temperature, it almost feels like a sea nestled among the Alps. On the shores of the lake, you can sunbathe, stroll, or cycle along the beautiful paths that surround it.

Did you know that Trentino boasts one of the best rivers in the world for rafting? The Noce River, located in the splendid Val di Sole, is considered one of the top ten rivers globally for this activity. Its thrilling rapids, ranging from easy to extreme levels, offer an unforgettable experience for adventure seekers and adrenaline junkies.

Additionally, in Val di Non, you can explore gorges by hiking, kayaking, or canyoning. This valley is famous for its spectacular gorges and canyons, offering breathtaking scenery and adventurous routes.

Recognized as a UNESCO World Heritage site since 2009, the Brenta Dolomites boast a succession of peaks, bastions, ravines, rocky plateaus, and pinnacles of every shape, creating a breathtaking and unique landscape.

The mountains around Fai della Paganella in summer provide the perfect setting for those looking to engage in trekking or experience rock-based sports like via ferrata.

The alpine routes of the Brenta Dolomites offer unparalleled scenic interest. Among them, the Ferrata delle Bocchette is one of the most renowned routes in the Alps, characterized by exposed passages, suspended bridges, and sections equipped with metal cables and steps. These equipped trails allow access to peaks and locations that were once inaccessible, offering incredible views and a unique experience for experienced hikers.